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Home or office WiFi - it's incredibly convenient, until it's not. We’ve all been there.

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The wireless network is working perfectly fine, and then you move a workstation into the back bedroom and find out that it has no signal, or you add a smart TV to the she shed/man-cave and discover that the 'up to 300 feet' part of your router's range description was, well, let's just say 'highly optimistic'. You may just need a few extra feet of coverage area, or you may need to get signal on an outbuilding miles away from your access point.

Regardless of the scenario, you need a WiFi antenna that can do a better job than the one that came in the box from the cable company. While it’s reasonable to assume that a majority of WiFi users will be plopped on their sofas a few feet away from their router, this assumption can be incredibly frustrating for users who frequently move around their wireless source, and who don’t want to feel tethered to their router.

Luckily, there exist quite a few affordable long-range WiFi antennas that can boost your signal for miles. For this roundup, we focus on outdoor-capable WiFi antennas so that you can add Internet access to your patio, your guest house, or the back 40. We've found five of the best long-range outdoor WiFi antennas on the market. Also see our article. The Antenna World G2424 looks a little 'intense', and that's because it is. Most WiFi extenders look like little white or black boxes with maybe a cute little rounded antenna; the G2424 looks like you're building a radio telescope.

That's because the G2424 is a heavy-duty range extender designed to provide point-to-point WiFi service extension at a range of up to eight miles! A long, narrow beam helps facilitate 24dBi of gain (dBi stands for “decibels relative to isotropic” and is used as an expression of signal gain) and up to full eight miles of added range.

The 2.4Ghz grid antenna is compatible with Wi-Fi standards 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n for fast data transfers up to 150 Mbps, and the 5GHz version uses the 802.11n/a/ac/ac2 standards with speeds up to 1.3 GBPS, and that parabolic grid is made of powder-coated cast aluminum, which makes it extraordinarily weather resistant. The horn arm is 14 inches long, and mounting the device on practically anything—from TV antennas, to water pipes, etc.—is incredibly straight-forward. It’s also easy to adjust the angle of the antenna via a U-bolt mounting system, and connecting the device to your wireless router system is a piece of cake (make sure you purchase a cord that’s long enough, however). Although we could only test the G2424 at a range of two miles (it passed with flying colors), the folks at Antenna World claim that the unit works at ranges of up to eight miles, depending on variables such as terrain, height, obstructions, cable losses, device power, etc.

Note that you do need two G2424 units, one at each end of the circuit you want to set up. Bottom line: This is a powerful, easy-to-use WiFi booster antenna that will hold up under intense weather conditions and won’t break the bank. It's not intended to provide wide-area service, however - for that, you want one of the antennas listed below. We’re the first to admit that this antenna isn’t quite as physically impressive and imposing as the G2424, but don’t let its relatively small size fool you. With the ability to transfer data at speeds of up to 300Mbps, 2x2 MIMO technology, and two detachable 5dBi, omnidirectional antennas, this unit packs an impressive punch and full 360-degree coverage. The EAP110 transmits at a more-than-respectable 27dBm and has a simple yet powerful mounting design that makes it perfect for outdoor patios.